the actual list, reference was made to deceased SS leaders (“Ihre Ehre hieß Treue –Verstorbene SS-Führer”[Their honor was called Loyalty—Deceased SS Leaders]). From 1935, the officers' lists also included the “Führernachwuchs” trained at the SS-Junkerschulen. Ultimately, the lists ended with an overview of the SS leaders available and those who had resigned. The latter were SS officers who either switched to the Wehrmacht or were dismissed by the Reichsführer SS at their own request and/or dismissed or excluded by the Reichsführer SS. In the statistics, the growth of the “SS-Führer-Korps” was shown in graphics. There was also an overview of how many of the SS leaders did not belong to the NSDAP. An overview map showed the current SS-Oberabschnitte. Even, an overview of the SS-Abschnitte, the SS-Standarten, the standards of the Reiter-SS (SS Cavalry), the SS-Nachrichtensturmbanne (SS Signals Battalions) and SS-Pionier-Sturmbanne (SS Engineer Battalions), as well as the SS-Motorkraftfahrstürme (SS Motor Transport Companies) and the SS-Sanitätsstaffel (SS Medical Company) were attached to these seniority lists. Finally, the lists of officers of the SS ended with an addendum section, in which personnel changes that had taken place after the entry sheets had closed were pointed out. 1942—1945 The first war edition of the SS officers' lists appeared in January 1942. Only the ranks SS-Obergruppenführer—SS-Standartenführer were listed. At the same time, the “hauptberufliche SS-Führer” (full-time SS leader) were shown on this list for the first time. In addition, it was now also indicated what rank an SS officer had reached in the Wehrmacht and/or the police. And the SS Personnel Main Office has now decided not to list the deceased SS officers anymore. Even in the war editions of the SS officer lists, Adolf Hitler is always mentioned as the highest SS leader; this changes in October 1942. From October 1942 the lists of officers of the SS appeared as partial editions, whereby Hitler no longer appeared in the first partial edition in the function of “Oberster Führer der Schutzstaffel” (Supreme Leader of the SS). Since 1942, the SS officer lists had a simplified structure and were structured according to „surname, first name“, “date of birth”, “SS number”, and “position/function”. Orders, decorations, etc. were indicated by small symbols behind the names. Only the last stage of promotion was displayed, while the pre-war editions had shown the entire history of promotion. The number of war medals from the Second World War rose in